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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22
CHOOSING A STRONG TICKET.

ppprRIIcANs OF UNION COUNTY y. j., NOMINATE
LANES T.. MILLER FOR SENATOR.
The Union County. ". j. Republican convention was
hold Yesterday Elizabeth II was one OF the arges'
and most enthusiastic held for years The presence OF
,,r,e numbers OF young among the delegates
showed the good results of the Organization OF ciuDS
,h,ouohout the county. In direct conradisnction 10
thc Democratic Convention OF yesterday tnero WAS
brouobout all the proceedings the fullest freedom OF
xnres,ion and action and the absence Of anything ike
q hos.ism" or ring rule" The announcement that
CONGRESSMAN Phelps would address the convention
c,used the space allotted 10 visitors to be crowded. 80
,ha, cntrance TO the hall cIcctualy blocked.
L NJ Wood chairman of the County Committee, called
,hc convention TO order The temporary officers. after
u,,rd made permanent, were W. H. Corbin chairman:
vice nrcs,dents Amos Clark of Elizabeth Elias r..
pone OF Planfed; and George Wright OF Railway;
socretorcs Charles +. Reed OF Railway Nelson Run
Won of Plainied. and Charles McQuaid, or Westheld
Nominations were then made upon motion OF Congress-
ma, Eean For Senator James L. Miller, OF Westtcld.
was nominated by reclamation, no other name being
,o,,oned: for Surrogate George r. Parr0t OF Eliza
hath xas nominated on the ballot; for Sheriff Fred
T. cIasbv who has been UnderSherf with Sheriff stiles
for the last three years. nominated without opposl
,io,. for County Clerk Samuel Oliver, OF Railway was
chn.en He IL the present Postmaster. Is popular ana
viii poll large Democratic vote IN Railway whcrc lie
has livci all his life. .
" r.r thr nonlin atoms had been completed Congress
man Phelps New Jerseys most distinguished statesman
aJrssed tho convention. His speech. delivered In MS
known style. created cnth tslaSn from the star lie
review,d the Cleveland Administration. referred to
NewIersoy's heed Of Republican rule ana lnlorSc inc
ticket Inst named clean. strong anu Wlhhlils one,
ar Miller is a Now York business and also Largely
Interested in Westhed AMI PainieId matters His vote
therewil be unusually large.
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rooKJvc OYER NEXT YEATS ESTIMATES.
MAYOR HEWITT MAKES WAR ON SOME oS ihH
HOLDERS OF siNECUREs

MAYOR HEWITT MAKES WAR ON SOME OF THE
HOLDERS OF siNECUREs
Tho Board Of Estimate yesterday went over inc pro
vt,oned estimates for the Corporation Counsers ohce'
the BOARD Of Aldermen the armories and the Depart
ment OF Public Works. The Corporation Couhsei "'Aoa
for so5695 co. siderabs increase over the amount
for last wear The Mayor thought ST. 1908 year 100 n"o
for typewriters He also objected to tile l'oh ".
s17 for tho bureau OF the Corporation Attorney IL
was agreed not make any appropriation Tor tue oco
until Attorney Boyd should meet tho charges
apaipst him OF rtssy and neglect The Mayer 'ne
suec.,ted that 81 600 was too much to pay man LOT
sitting outside the door of the Corporation CounseS VI
flee and telling people that that official was not IN.
When the legislative department was taken up clerk
Twomey was asked by the Mayor il he had any suoord
mates this year who paid copy records but VINO
could not write The clerk said bis mon could all write
thi, year. and tho appropriation was allowed Mayor
Hewitt Insisted that 81 day with quarters was 700
much TO pay janors at the arnOries Tho pay was noe
reduced. 49, ,,,.- ,.o..,.o
The OF Public Works asked for an increase
OF $500 sos over the appropriation for last year soed
deal Of this went salaries which were sehe
ally allowed. For repairs and renewals OF ~
and for rcpavng S9l9. 900 was allowed an Increase Oh
1927, 900 over this years allowance
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F4THER KOERNEa BURIED.

AN IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL II THE CHURCH OF The
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
The funeral Of tho Roy. Father Enilianus keerner'
who died from injuries received in the fall OF his ha
built parocha school In East Onehundrcd and hrteenth-
st. took place yesterday morning in the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception IN East Fourteenthst. inc
reouiem mass celebrated by the Rev. Father John
Edwards rector OF tho church. assisted br the Rev.
Father John Kelly OF the Church Of All Souls deacon
and the Rev Father James Ne Cabe OF the same church,
subieacon The Rev. Fathers Lanmei ana kely Oh INC
Cathedral were chanters. and sixty boys from the
parochia school OF Immaculate Conception sang inc
responses The was preached oy Mohsishor
Thomas 8 Preston OF St. AIMS Church. ami at us
close tho congregation were afforded farewell look
at the faco OF dead priest. The body was taken 10
Calvary Cemetery for burial.
The work Of clearing away the ruins OF tue parochai
school in East One hundred and fteenh-st was sns'
pended yesterday In order that those enSaged upon e
work 10 ght attend FaCher kOerncrS uhsrt All tlr VIC
fins OF accident taken the hospitals nave 40 Tar re-
covered A. to able 60 homo except the BOY Levy.
whose Lee Anputatei. lie Is sun al the ii@tIoh
Hospital, but IS improving daily.
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LAWN KRs DECLARE THAT ALREADY DONE ILLEGAL
REGI-TEARS 81 BJFCr TO PENALTIES.
The Board OF Election held another consultation with
Corporation Counsel jerks in brooklyn. Yesterday. In
regard TO tho bunder in registration. Notices 10 tho
registrars OF election meet Tuesday nave not yet
been the Board wants to he fortified with
opinion OF the Corporation Counsel on certain points.
W " Goodrich. who one Of the counsel OF the
Bacon Investigating Committee last spring. gave
opinion yesterday holding that the Board OF Election has
statutory authority TO register any one except on the
three days expressly set forth by law lie also hold that
permitting registration any except the lawful days
would unlimited opportunity for fraudulent regis
traon aud the Board OF Election could not substitute
Judgment for the plain proy lens OF the statute
Mr. Goodrich Incidentally set forth In his opinion that
Tho registrars OF election who registered voters on Tues
possibly liable To the pains and penalties 81 the
which provides that
OF kno
him entitled TO be registered shall conv
tho state prison Tor less than
than two yeafs.
law Tor ignorance The REGISTRARS were
bound lie Of then creation. and II they have
sAtton unlawful DAYS they have mInIcstly
"A n Illegal
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To OPEN THE FIGHT IN BkOnkLYN.
, NE MrEIINH IL rME ArAnFMN OF MrSIC

4 RIG MFHIING ~ THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC oN
MONDAY fNFNING.
The Republican campaign IN brooklyn will he opened
in style by great mass meeting on Monday even
ing IN the Academy OF Music ut which all the chief local
candidates will make public appearance INC preiml
naries Of the campaign have all been arranged by tho
CaInpaigs Committee OF tho General Committee o.
King, County and the Brooklyn Young Republican cab
and for the ne Nt pains will DO spared 10
present the Of the present campaign clearly and
forcibly 10 the Intelligent voters OF the city
At Monday nights mestins ConggetsnAn = '. White
will preside and the chief speakers Will he er Mayor
Low and General stewart L. Mosdfod. Colonel \. ID.
Baird Foster +. Backus. {. -. khnehart A. g. MELON
aid. hsmas fitcho aud Eugene l. OConuor Will also
speak
ON the same cycnng several other meetings will be
held zach evening week and tue week after
will bv meeting. In all parts OF the Guy The e
publican election district captains Will make renewed
Efforts Iursday to Increase tho Republican ressira
ton Tho Republican candidates for Aldermen Al Large
written letters accepting nomination aud pledgng
Themselves TO sustain Colsnel Bard In giving tho city
good government II ne AMI they esctrd. George II
Forrercr who's, aspirations TO lie Mayor were defeated
by Colonel B4rns n.min stOn has writtona letter pedg
ing him hearty support
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United L,goEs ylGoRors WORK.

The United Labor party Will begin It's "carttall
Campaign TO sisnt here aud in Brooklyn DR. Nicely mn
anu Mr. George Will speak three times In Br'oI-
lyn at tho 'lsrmont Avenue lIhA' IN VIII
iamsburs and GrcenPolnt Theu they
will come over 10 the open arr meeting that the
Cnod Labor party OF the Tld Assembly District VIII
hold in frontof 40 90 Broome ST.. which Will DO al
dressed y john Brc-u. Professor Clark. Frank Far
rall The Row G. T. Mccarthy and others The Doctor
ami George will from there to No os hast
HroaIway where his supporters OF tho INth
District will hold meeting. They Will be
assisted at I'M, one by N,ior A. Wilder and A. j. steers
The NNlNth Assembly District VIII also hold "A M
m-stng and II possbs Nh George VIII get up there II
oIly - "A a few wsrfl-.
Bon Mr. Georc. aud Dr. McClvnn have cancelled all
ont 81 % ENGAGEMENTS for the week preceding Slscuon
Iev intend all that time Ia tho canvass IN thls
c,fv AMI btt-S County The Executive Committee has
decide 6" have Ok parade on the LAST Aaturuh) even
Ing ~ tho aInpIigR.
MI the vacancy tho state omniiec from the ANllih
1ongss. District Thi, leaves only two vacancies In the
,oiamiftce the NYIth and XNIId Districts.
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THE FIGHT AMONG THE PRINTERS
CONCESSIONS BY THE TROw COMPANY.

~ rvptoYrR WHO PREDICTS THAT TIE STRIKE
CANNOT LAST ANOTHER WEEK.
"By tile time the pay day comes around you will
sec bre ak in the ranks of the strikers said promi
pent member OF the Typotheta yesterday. MANY Of
nv man." he continued " have already sail that they
will not nav out any money to support the On
strike BY next Wednesday the number OF men sti out
will have dwndled away to a handful"
The striking printers at Pythagoras Hail were 10
state OF excitement letter was received from Henry
NJ Chcrouny employer, in which he said that he had
withdrawn from the Typothe because no thought tina.
the not conducting their Side OF the strike
as they should
To day', issue Of Buldiag will In reference tho
strike:
Were the question simply Que Of wage: we should NOT Do
listened to and now as alwavs heretofore We hAus
PAID sn that ali hono
able have toward those who have helpei
WeSsrs a. mater OF principle ounseed printer to
ssarS s 10 sustain him in such course simply
question Of how much ,".s If s %
there to question OF principle AZ STAKE tAt sac
S Sni, OF OF snT oyer sut Of e%pioye
While do object to union where t devoted 10 it,
made the beating employers and starving
workingmen INTO submission
thetB and member who was present SAID tnat he de-
clarsd DO .tvely that his office Is net card once
night were high spirits Word came to them hat there
had been cOzcoSslOn 10 Lnslr ny iIo"
ing and book binding efcs. The manager or tho Office.
IL was said had agreed to employ only union men and
his nor-uaiOn men, eight in number, had Joined the
union This does not make the TrOw office card Office
in but practically tho effect Is the same The men
will go work there this morning
Isaac Wood president OF the Pressmen's Union sent
letter to Pasko secretary TO the Typothe
m in which he called Mr. Pasko the "hreling OF an I'M
scrupulous, disrepntabIe soness ana consequences
corporaion and called attention TO portions of circu-
lar sent by members Of the hypothesis which ne SAID
MUST The letter was extrayagant ana malicious
in to ne and libel the leading members OF the EN-
ployer, association Coming from the source IL dd IL
occ asoned laughter rather than anger.
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NOTES OLE TIE CAMrAIGN.

Ernest Boehm the nominee Of tho Progressive Labor
party for member OF Assembly in the XXth District Is
now secretary OF the Central Labor Union. lilo was
elected 10 that position few weeks ago by large ma
jory. lie has been prominent in the OF
labor for
Inc County Committee OF the Progressive Labor party
met IN the Gormlaia Assembly Rooms last night to
plate tho county ticket. y H. Hess got unanimous
nomination for discretionary M other nominations
were made. The object IN placing a candidate IN tho
field for District Attorney was 10 prevent the Progress
Ives from voting for men nominated Wy other parties.
The Federal Club all organization Of energetic yeung
Republicans. Will march In body from their
6sdion tn Cooper Union tns syeaing 10 attend the
Republican raliI.
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DELAY N THE TRANSFER or THE GRAPHTC."

DELAY ~ THE IRA NSFER or " THE GRAPHfC."
expected that III, Graphic would be transferred
on last Tuesday the syndicate OF prominent Repub
cans who had arranged purchase Of 1t and that it
would appear that In the Interest OF the RepuD
lcan party The change was not made. The delay has
given rise several unfoundsd runners Tho reason for
it is understood to be as follows When the Transaction
was made the purchasers agreed to assume all tho abl
ties OF The Graphic Publishing Company subsequently,
It that there were certain obligations
outstanding bearing the Endorsement or Major iincslsy.
and the question Ia whether he personally or
the company responsible for them Until the ques-
zion OF liability had been determined the NOW purchasers
willing TO accept the property aud the transfer
was postponed. ~, .
one OF members OF the syndicate said last night
that the bargain might. after ALL he declared off Enos
W Barnes editor for the syndicate, said that while
there hitch In the transfer, he thought 1t would
! eventually DO made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE HAzEN ELL IN 4 NEW FORM

THE HAHN BILL ~ \ INV T''I'"'
Co~CORD y. H.. oct 2l.-The senate and House this
forenoon voted reconsider the vote for nal ADJOURN
today. The date OF the hnal Adjournment
/, thus rendered uncertain Tho EaroId Committee OF
the House reported favoraby the bills confirming and
ratfying the lease OF the Manchester an Lawrence road
to the Boston and Maine and the extension Of tho Dover
and Wiunipseogec Railroad and authorizing the Boston
and Maine guarantee aad assume the covenants IN TAG
lease OF the Northern Road 10 the Boston ana Name
TO- with the amendments The minority report
recemme ads the indefinite postponement OF aciph on
these bills on tho ground that sDepdineut> Added 10
them since they the senate contain The essen
al features OF the Hzsn bill. which was vetoed ny Gov
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coyrInEycE Lv 4 PORrLAYp FIRN

Among the New-York houses who have nan dealings
with Woodman, Trua Il Co, the dry-gools Jooosrs Oh
Portland NJ are Dale. Reed K Cooley Tent "ellcr
10 II FrIan,er Root 4 Chids = RothschId Il Brother.
Dcer.ng Milhken x Co. and Faulkner, Page go All
aree In expressing surprise at the dornia OF inc urn
The firm was one OF the oldest In Portland having oeeh
established in 1880 In 1866 II was burned OUT anu I'M
medatsy aftcr the fro It erected an extensive oiS'ne'
b .cx which has been untncumbsrcd ever since lie
opnon was expressed yesterday by member Of one OF
the firms already mentioned that Woslman True 90
never fully recovered from that loss on the other
hand the house has always been rated at s2OOooo anu
rs credit has becu high it, Liabilities accordisS 70
Hiram knowltOn. assignee. are about s3JOoOo ne
assets According to the LAST report or tne
firm August. tho assets were stock on hShl'
SiCj2s- 50 account, receivable. Sl93bl3 % notes,
SgA424 ~ cash el3.jli 90 fixtures S3I-s o.; To- al
$50, 47g 20. Tho total liabilities At to same n!e were
SlOb,p-b -
seth Niixcn of Dcering. Milllscn K Co.. who nave
branch In Portland. said These men are Thoroughly
honorable and certainly would not nave assigned
IL absolutely necessary AN sure INC STcHAto' wa
get tim, there
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DECIDING BETWEEN THE CAMDEN FACTIONS

Try>roN oct. 2l-Ihe Republican state Committee
OF Jersey to-day to take action In the matter OF
In, factiona quarrel In Camden County, where two Rs
pnbIican County Conventions have nominated candi-
date. The quarrel from tho opposition OF eh'on
sui Dudley and others 10 ex Senator Sewel. IL WAS
fonnd that the Dudley faction not represented and
letter from Mr. Dudley produced denying tho su-
thorty OF tho state Committee interfere in county
election The committee decided 10 recognize tho county
Committee ~ Camden that was appointed uhuor inc
laws rov-rntnc the party by the Senatorial ana county
Convention mis- square recognitsn or inc hcrrlsg
convection aud shuts out the enemies OF eK SohAer
SsWcll
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MAY VOTERS REGISTER on SATURDAY

PrZ/IING OVER 1HE tFiTCI of 1IlE HALL HOLT
DAY LAW-SEfkING ADVICE.
"Itis singular how accident. 90 IN para. said police
Official re .tcrlay "Over IN Erooklyn they have had
registration muiile and here are IN FIX about
the last day OF csistraiion."
The days Of registration IN this city arc fixed by the
Consold ttion act as follows:
sgr 1857 Hereafter there and county ot
risO district san CIV AMI county AZ
The time. nheloN provided and then only ON lueSW
and saturday 81 ne s~'onl week Vr-'e < hr ~ d"
Nuvenne F"I each aud "vrrr election
above He'g uted IN this 81 ton There IN ~ Do p
the genera re=iS4ton hat - provided In thi' chapter
when shall ~ ma Ia on the fThlAF an o~tHlN'V Oh
proce lag tho day OF each aai cVrf' sHch
election.
The law also directs that the polls snail he open for
registration from n IN. until y. esch day Next
Saturday last DAY OF registration IN this city this
year. and the problem that tho Police Board had to
graphic with yesterday VIII the half holiday law
Interfere with tho registration OF voters af or neon on
Saturday r. Tho attention OF the Commis'ioner' was
called particularly tn thi, instance the amended law
about legal holidays:
r fret >y Of the wei conDonY 1lci sunday anu a" pNp
hc holidays mar h"'v- pr an p1tpo-" rnAio v't -
regaf'. n"f irt-, ln tc lu'c once q" ''
a 20 - OF tiil% ~tte
John J. O'Bricu Chiet oi the Buteau OF Elections.
SAID lac had isned orders 10 tho inspectors 81 el@c'lpu
without taking the Saturday hall holiday into account
Unless orders we've given 10 the contrary 10 Thought me
insp"cor would register voters on saturday Aernssu
q officials said The inspectors tniGht To ar
rested the law IN that cA'" AMI the cl-
be made illc"a ON the contrary. trouble OF the
arse n tho inspectors stopped Al noon
The Commissioners asked tue corporation counsel lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22
UyTvERsALTsrs TAKE IMPORTANT STEPS


The Unvrrsalist General Convention concluded us
session t the Church OF the Divine Paternity In Firth
ave. yesterday. The report Of the commute" TO whom
wer, referc reports OF the Board OF Trustees WAS
presented by tho Roy. G. T.. Nasn. Of ONO II recon-
m.ndcI the Increase Of tue ministry By any aud all p's
sibs means. This gave so 70 considerable discussion
Section nine approved tho mnendass or the Board
OF Trustees that the call upon the parishes Tor the en-
snng year be on OF $4,000, 20 he appOrOhed
t. the different ia proportion 10 their aOV 10
paw The most important resolutions adopted were one
reasserug the position OF the Convention III ta'or Oh
total abstinence putting the Convention OH Iecor!
a. opposed all 10 sslou looking TO the dissertation 81
sunday by opening tho saloons en That hay one drecl1
the trustees with the faculties or theooscai
,cpo.ls 10 consider feasibility OF educaun. young
men fci ministry AT their homes ny means OF corrr
spondencc against making pubic schoos IN @ny
way secarsn by dividlny the school funds among nc
nomnstiGaal schools ,.,,-.. ill.,,
Tne following officers elected: President Hosea
" Parker Of New YORK; vice president, me Kew "
/ : fantwsll OF Illinois; secretary, the Kew. pr u /"
Dsm,rest Of NewIIampshlre; treasurer, stevenson
TAYLOR OF New-Nork, trustees. the Rev. Dr. J.. H.
Canru of tufts College; &C. Thomas OF fennsyvtmd
DR. f. C. sweerssr OF Pennsylvania; Lyman oxford OF
New.York. and r. II. Cole The Rev DI', 'h4rlss n;
Eaton CHOSEN TO preach the OCCASIONAL sollon q"
ne next IN chicago
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sry,roE GEORGE W PIrNKITT wITHDRAws

srNATOE GEORGE v. PIUNkITT MITHDKAWS.
The contest in tho XIth Senate District for tho Tam
m.ur nomination has been settled by the withdrawal OF
Senator George W rlunktt. who mas served two terms
This in,nres the nomination OF As-omblyman Eugene
I've. fhe Republicans will probably nominate Charles
+ Bruder u popular man in the district This Is ono OF
. s.n.tr districts conceded by County Democracy
10 T.umany Hail. With Republican. DenocIalic ana
Labor candidate tho field the chances are docdedy In
fave OF the Republican
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NOVEL EFFORT TO SWINDLE 4 BANK

novel method OF swindlng bank was discovered
Yesterday the forgery Of the ccrtihcation stamp OF the
sprague National Bank 10 Brooklyn. check was re-
celyed by tho First National Bank OF Brooklyn from a
bank Baltimore. drawn Tor $1,000 and signed OWING
ton n Co II purported 10 have been certified at the
sprague Bank and bore round stamp on Its back with
tho words "SprIgue National Bank at the top. and
certtted" at tho bottom. with tho "Nash" writ
ton between The did not look right and the check
wa. tho Sprague Bank and pronounced forgery
Tho genuine stamp is square and AID there Is no one
namet Nash connected with the bank. The check WAS
sent back 70 the Baltimore bank marked IN O.
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CERTAIN TO MAKE EVERYTHING PLAIN.

rur PRISONERS COUNSEL PREPARING Ills DEFENCE
-FRITNDs OFFER TO BE BONDSMEN.
Reportsrs focked to Mr. Notmans Office yesterday but
MIR Franckyn too busy preparing his statement 10
talk To all inquirers Mr.. hoffman said:
IAN this the outgrowth of an Old trouble, reaching
hack for wears sir Bache Cunard and Mr.. Francklyn
are cousins and they had for years carried on Joint
stock speculation In all that was done ny MT frahcK-
,yn he claims that Sir Bachc Cunard acquissced lie
what profits there when there were any to
share but when losses tried to saddle the whoe
indebtedness on Mr. Frauckyn. That is the whole state
ment in a nutshell 49,
"wbat Ia, IL to do with the Horn silver Mining
Company
"Nsthiag at all The newspapers got that all wrong
1t was speculation which may have been in some the
companys stock but 1t had nothing 10 90 Win 'hc o
pany"
What will be Mr.. FrancklyH's line OF defence
Tnat ain not yet ready TO state. We have been hard
at all day preparing his case. and when We MAKE
statement II will he perfectly satisfactory oho ""
will make every transaction clear
What efforts has Mr.. Franklin mad to secure Dahl
Lots Of his personal business aud social friends havo
called TO him have sent hun word expressing Will
ingness to go his bond ia sums from $4,000 up.
to 20 on his bond for 100000 Another mill
iOnaire also CA, cane ,, dons care 70 mention
Why was not bail secured then to dayf'
we nave been BUSY sys 1sa sss me
General r. II. Hubbard. OF the firm. speaking early in
the day said that they were ieoNas Tor Dali put ths
mount WAS large and hard TO get He said that most Of
fhe in the suit took place before
fsSO and all Of known u Sir Bacne and ac
hx hir, wo We ago Whom matters
able sir Bache took the profits when thev turned out
npror able Sir Bacbe did not want TO bear ms share
MIR Francklya two years was worth S2oooOoo, anu
ne bad lost ali There were large SUMS OF money
resestng profits paid 10 Sir Bache
THE EFFECT on THE MINING COMPANY.
At the office OF whtock simonds, Mr. simonds SAID
that there was nothing add to the Information given
the ardavits The case he said. had nothing whatever
10 do with the Hsrn Silver Mining Company Of whch
Mr. Francklyn is president. nor did he know how IL
would affect Mr. Francklyns relations with that com
ssny. He said he understood that Sir Bachs Cussru